I got the whole show in much better quality than I had before (i.e. Leon Russell and Friends).
It had slipped out of my mind, but I was there the night The Band played their first concert as The Band (April 17, 1969).
Robbie Robertson was sick and there was a hypnotist on stage doing the hand jive to keep his temperature down.
Is this the show? I can't tell ya. It sounds like it. The second night was a much better show it was reported at the time. I didn't see it. I think there was a lottery to get tickets.
Not high fidelity, but I love the photo. A lot of Band stuff posted by this Youtube-mate, haven't had time to look through it all. Probably only two out six left standing. If you were somewhere else then you won't have to die.
EDIT: The Band at Winderland is the 4/19/1969 show - 8 songs got recorded.
wardtrotter, thanks for the Laura Mvula, she got a listen and will get some more.
bro hooblie,i love the sounds of rickie lee jones. she has the coltrane attitude and emulates him in her singing, using her imagination her vibrato, range and timbre. She's human Leslie speaker.
Pulling that eternal plow - The development of The Band's We Can Talk
Columbia A&R Studios,New York City, New York,January 10, 1968 (?)
Studio Master Reel > ? > CD > EAC > Soundforge 10.0 > CD Wave > TLH > FLAC
01 We Can Talk [03:39]
02 We Can Talk [00:20]
03 We Can Talk [03:17]
04 We Can Talk [00:21]
05 We Can Talk [03:18]
06 We Can Talk [03:32]
07 We Can Talk [00:18]
08 We Can Talk [03:28]
09 We Can Talk [00:50]
10 We Can Talk [01:13]
11 We Can Talk [00:20]
12 We Can Talk [01:10]
13 We Can Talk [03:13] (OFFICIALLY RELEASED ALBUM TAKE) - NOT INCLUDED
Pre-Youtube days
The Band - Academy Of Outtakes December 28 - 31, 1971 - Academy Of Music, New York, NY
King Harvest {just don't judge me by my shoes}
The Beach Boys - November 19, 1967 -Daughters of the American Revolution Hall, Washington, DC, US
Good Vibrations {i don't know where, but she sent me} and Barbara Ann
Marlow - "Cool video, cool cat..." -- thnx. 2 cool cats, imo (kitty & dood). i was watching that vid on a different site a couple months ago and he got a # of posts regarding the cats safety, etc! he stated that (& gave the exact sec on the vid w here ya cud see it) the cat had a chest harness & it was attached snugly to him. btw, yer vid of the 'street' skater brought back some sweet memories (not that i was anywhere as good as that dood, though)! 2 cool vids of people making the best of & enjoying life outdoors in the inner city.
I got a hold of the April 19, 1969 show by The Band at Winterland in as good a quality as it's gonna get as far as I can tell.
Anyway, it got me to thinking that Robbie Robertson never plays with a slide that I can recall seeing or hearing.
So:
Listen sometime to the sliding technique that Robbie uses. I don’t remember where I read this, but in an interview with him I remember him saying that as a kid listening to the late night radio show, he didnt realize that slide guitar was played with a slide; so he adapted a technique of his own to create that effect of sliding up the string. This is a feature of Robbie’s style also found in Roy Buchanan’s records.
My assignment, I guess, should I choose to accept it, is to find some examples.
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